If your '83 Ford T-bird has a carburetor the fuel filter is screwed onto the front of it. While the engine is off and cold, all you need is a small wrench to unscrew the fuel line then unscrew the fuel filter from the carburetor. Wrap some thread-lock tape on the threads of the new filter and replace. Make sure it's tight but not so tight that it strips the threads on either the fuel line or the filter. That's it.
its in the carb
in the carb inlet
there is no fuse for a fuel filter there is probably one for the fuel pump but not the FILTER
The air filter is under the gas tank
like most cars id pull the pan filter will be accesssble
The 1983 civic, hatchback with 1.5 engine does not have one.
If it has a carb. on the inlet fuel line to carb.
The fuel pump is located behind the passenger drivers side of car. There is a cover you have to remove about 6 10mil bolts. if you find the fuel filter you can follow the fuel line and it will lead you to it. It is not located in the tank. It takes less than an hour to replace. When replacing the pump don't forget to replace the fuel filter at the same time. there are two the one by the tank and the one under the hood going into the carb.
If the fuel filter is not located anywhere in the fueline, that is, if you are unable to visualize it in the fuel line, look in the carburator. It should be located where the fuel line goes into the carburator. Disconnect the line, and then remove the larger nut behind that, and the fuel filter should be behind that. Not knowing your vehicle history, someone could have replaced the fuel line, and didn't put an in-line fuel filter back in.
It is behind the engine near the firewall and to the right of the air filter
In the carb . So I was told by the auto parts guy.
located in front of the carburetor ..brass cylinder aprox 1 inch long..2 wrenches will be needed when changing filter to prevented damage to the fuel line